The U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether to hear Lee v Frank, 23-901, at its April 12 conference. This is the case over Wyoming’s law that prohibits petitioning and other First Amendment activity on election day within 250 feet of the polls. Most states have a 100 foot limit.
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Edited By Richard Winger
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The First Amendment alone only restricts Congress, not Wyoming. Some would say that 14-1 extends this to states as well.
In other words, {no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge} + {the freedom of speech}.
Some would include standing precedent, no matter how wrong.
SCOTUS HAS RULED SINCE EARLY 1960S THAT MOST OF USA CONST AMDTS 1-8 APPLY TO STATES VIA 14-1 DP CLAUSE
ADVANCED FOLKS- SEE CONST ANNO VIA CONGRESS.GOV — LOWER RIGHT
States are supposed to adhere to the Bill of Rights and some of the petitions that could be done in front of polling places include candidates for President, US Senate and US House, all of which are federal offices. There is a federal statute which says it is illegal for government employees at any level to interfere with qualifying or nominating candidates to be on the ballot.